Building a Web server under Windows

Installing IIS

　　Internet Information Services (IIS, Internet Information Services), which is a Microsoft-based Internet Basic service that runs Microsoft Windows , is a world Wide Web server, a Web (Web page) service component that includes Web servers, FTP servers, NNTP servers, and SMTP servers , for Web browsing, file transfer, news service, and mail delivery, respectively, It makes it easy to publish information on the Web, including the Internet and local area networks.

Click "Control Panel"-"Programs and Features"-"Add Remove Windows Services"-tick "Internet information Services" as shown in:

　　

When you are sure, tap Control Panel, click Administrative Tools, and open Internet Information Services (IIS) Manager:

Enter the loop address in the address bar of the browser : 127.0.0.1, if you see a similar interface like the following, the installation succeeds:

Note: You can also install wampserver( Apache server ) under Windows to establish a Web server.

Build Your own website

Write several web pages in HTML, CSS, JavaScript, Php , and other languages, put them in the same directory, and generate the default page default.htm or index.htmlin it, and then in Internet Information Services ( IIS) Manager, add your own web site and map the above directory to your Web site's www directory , referencing the default Web site's parameters for the appropriate settings ("Internet Information Services Manager" or "official website" help) Again, enter the return address in the address bar of the browser: 127.0.0.1, if the default Web page is displayed in its own directory, the site is successfully built.

IIS Official website: http://technet.microsoft.com/zh-cn/library/cc785089%28v=ws.10%29.aspx

Request a free domain

After registering an account with the peanut Shell website, you can get a free domain name and then download the Peanut Shell client, which can be set up by referring to this URL (http://service.oray.com/question/749.html). extranet access to their own websites.

Building a Web server under Windows